Awesome $5 Find at this Estate Sale!

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Today I find the best one of these things at an estate sale!
Head unit only: amzn.to/3k4u6BT
(updated version of the one I found) amzn.to/38Zao8j
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Shane Klesh, Other Ear and KZbin free audio
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[@kennethclark5636]

I love yard sale videos! Keep em coming, Airborne!!

[@markfoust8910]

All of your videos are good. I learn something new with each video and that's what makes them priceless

[@joshnoutch6960]

I agree 👍

[@DJTheMetalheadMercenary]

The Dutch Oven/ Ammo Crate guy had some very cool stuff, definitely steep prices on some things but that was cool to see.

[@Ben-Carr]

That cast iron stuff was way overpriced, brand new cast iron is way less costly.

[@billshipley8599]

I see you keep looking to buy a Dutch Oven. The main tip I would give is to be sure to get one with feet, that way you can cook over coals. Also make sure lid is flat and has a lip to it so that you can put coals on top. Using both coals under and on top is the best method for cooking in a Dutch Oven. Love watching your videos!

[@phickleprickprospecting]

that last house, wth were they thinking? "It's 'vintage' triple the price!"

[@jeremyhall2359]

American pickers did this Everyone who has a cool old trinket thinks there a million dollars .

[@KingLoopie1]

No kidding! I wonder if anybody actually bought any of that junk...

[@gamer_guy1118]

I’ve seen worse online, people try to sell average quarters and half dollars for over 1,000 dollars!!

[@tedcharp]

Great video. That ammo box was cool but $100 was a little to much. Thanks for sharing Shane👍👍

[@creepdoubt]

DUDE! I got the SAME tripod at a yard sale for 10$ Manfrotto branded but it’s still the best tripod I own as well. To me, it feels as sturdy as a well made bicycle. Good find bro!

[@48thstateprospecting]

Wow the piranhas were frenzied at that first estate sale…your lucky you got out alive lol great buys on the stuff you got for sure. I prefer the gold prospecting vids (except when you lose equipment…) but enjoy all the other content as well. Thanks for sharing see you on the next one👍🏻👊🏻

[@samueljimenez3896]

the pot hole interruption got me laughing, thank you for your videos !!!

[@otrdriver6767]

I enjoy the yard sale videos. Thank you for sharing your time with us.

[@HotChainz]

I love your whole variety of videos. Panning, garage sales, and sidewalk crack hunts. Thumbs up my guy!

[@weavers4454]

Love your video's. As a veteran I find I get lost in panning for gold. Keeps the voices and images at bay. I watch as many of your video's as possible and learn as much as I can from each video. I have bought pay dirt before and my daughter and I have a blast doing it. We live in Montana and wondering if you have been to Libby MT?? From some research and what I understand is that in the area if you find gold you keep. I know your busy and I'm a nobody but do you have a video of that area?. Thank you for your time

[@VoGusProspecting]

I really should go look at some local garage sales. Edit, that dude is set in his $100.

[@Rick_B52]

I did chuckle at that. $100 bucks, sets ammo box down.

[@cnjhendricks]

that last estate sale had an eerie twilight zone alternate dimension feel to it. your yard/estate sale series is very entertaining, thank you!

[@stevebeck57]

That estate sale looked like ants on a butterscotch disk on a hot sidewalk. Wow! Was interesting, never been to one. Thanks for sharing your day.♥️👍🏼

[@guillermodelnoche]

That yard sale was cast iron pot heaven. Excellent score on that tripod!

[@TheDeesnuts1010]

I love the yard sale videos. I love the gold prospecting videos i love pretty much anything you can throw into a pan! nice!

[@benjamingarcia8831]

Klesh thanks to and one other KZbinr put joy back in my life again. Paydirt is a great hobby if you're not trying to get rich but have some fun it's great thank you for your service by the way

[@nickvie71]

Interesting and different part of your life. Always a pleasure when you share all kinds of your treasure-hunting experiences.

[@graphite2786]

All your videos are good Shane, there's always a sense of hunting down something. Gold, coins, jewelry, bargains... i enjoy the chase! The other day i went to an actual goods auction. It was an eye opener. Hardly any public folk, mainly dealers in antiques and the like. I realised that they all knew the price of the items, the bidding was to see how much profit they could make on them! I ended up buying a little china dish from Austria. 246 years old. I got it for $155. Saw the same thing on eBay for $200. The dealers all seemed to be aiming for a 30% profit - the dish went up to $140 then everyone seemed to lose interest. Then i bid $145, some old biddy took it to $150 and i got it for $155. I've never spent so much on something that i never needed or collected but it was an interesting little thing in perfect condition that is as old as the USA itself. Later i was mingling with some real old dealers and they were talking how things can lose huge amounts of value depending on whats popular. At the moment antique furniture has slumped but vintage furniture (40's - 80's) is highly valued. Asian items aren't in demand but old industrial stuff is going through the roof! The little dish i bought would be hard to sell I was told, no one wanted that type of thing at the moment. I told them i was going to keep it and one fellow said it really belongs in a museum, it had high historical value but just not collector value ( whatever that meant) I also bought a little Japanese tea set, $25. One of the dealers said that in the 80's it would have gone for $400. It was very wistful talking to these old gents and ladies. They were the last of their kind and it made me sad to think of all the knowledge and experience that was disappearing.

[@shywatcher1961]

i love yard sales, barn sales, garage sales and i hit them all in my area searching for the deals and steals. good luck and have a great day

[@ShirlBussman]

You pretty much know that I love this kind of a video. Great to see you again and now I want to see the other one you did. People really can't sell things at those prices. You got a few good deals but you know what to look for. 💙💛🌎☮🤗💓

[@briansimon2891]

I like the yard sale videos, it gives me things to look out for!

[@dylanwhaley]

Always love watching your next new video. i use foundation to test for gold...put a little on your wrist and if something is gold it will leave a black line on the foundation of you slide the gold on it.

[@joker7739]

My guy…. I Stumbled upon your gold panning videos by chance, watched a few, then got hooked on your channel quick. I thoroughly enjoy your NYC sidewalk digging for treasure, especially since I walk down that exact street every day when leaving my current job site. Now THIS video is what I’m talking about. I frequent yard and estate sales myself, so when I saw you doing it I was glued to the video. Good stuff pal. I’m glad I subscribed to you, a bit late but better than never. Thanks for the content.

[@Klesh]

Welcome to the show!

[@klintbartle54]

It amazes me what you find at yard/estate sales. Best find ever for me was a Dewey Weber long board for 25 dollars. Many summers of fun at the beaches with that buy.

[@fisherman_algo]

I love all ur videos man! The yard sale ones are very fun. You should do antique flea markets as well!

[@jacklester2150]

I enjoy the yard sale videos

[@bhuff557]

Yes I enjoyed that I enjoy all your videos and your Pay Dirt videos

[@seinttalive839]

i really love these backyard/estate fair videos, cheers bro!

[@emilyjayne77]

Enjoyed watching. Thanks 😊

[@bigtexasprospecting]

Dude! You made me lmao on the overpriced estate sale. Keep on treasure hunting. KLESH Rocks!!! Klesh for President!

[@fawkesclub2590]

I would love to see you find old prospecting equipment again like that steel pan you picked up a few years back I believe

[@philcourteney4328]

These vids are super chill and great for relaxing 👍

[@PrimePhilosophy]

$5 for that Bogen tripod is an amazing deal! FYI Manfrotto (Vitec) have purchased a lot of other companies in the past so you'll often find models and brand names merged. Also I wouldn't call Manfrotto the best tripods as their recent models have dropped in quality to target the average budget consumer, but their older models are hard to beat. Nice find! 👍👍

[@sfbfriend]

Cool video, like your attitude. Saw you on Dan Hurd's video. They did you well! Nice gold to bring home. They sure seem like genuine good folk, looks like you had a great time, I am jealous for sure. Peace brother

[@mikebabb2155]

That last place reminds me of the time I went to a yard sale and they wanted like $50 for a used fishing pole in kind of rough shape. The really bad part is that you could go two blocks over to the store and get the same exact fishing pole brand new for $20.

[@rf4790]

The common misconception of hard work being a substitute for working out. I did manual labour for years, and I still went to the gym, because what it does is prepares your body to do the manual labour and allows you to do it safer, easier, and with better recovery. Love the videos. Cheers.

[@samroberts8365]

Look at everyone going through the jewellery at a 100 miles an hour. It looked like a feeding frenzy.

[@johannadam8134]

times are hard man

[@HurleyDeanSandpointIdaho]

All my tripods are Bogen. That was a good fine for sure. One thing I carry is a Diamond Tester. Never know when you might need one. But, then again if a ring is 18k you can pretty much bet it is a real diamond. Good to test in my opinion. Wonderful video. Wow... high prices for sure.

[@bgreeny212012]

Very nice score on the tripod, congrats! 🤠👍👍

[@Ltn.Immelmann]

Everything done right with the tripod. I wish I had one of these brands too 🤠🇩🇪👍

[@user-tb2jy9lu3d]

Every estate sale that I have been to had massive markup on prices. I remember one particular local sale...they kept funneling more and more junk from other properties to that particular property. Every time we went, there was more of everything after they had sold down. My best find there were these bronze medals of...I think it was Richard Nixon. There had to have been 500 of them there that some fly-by-night marketing company probably convinced the owners to buy at some point. Numismatists like just collecting junk like that. I paid $40 bucks for all of them. They probably weighed 50 pounds or more. Straight to Ebay. I never figured up everything that I made from them because it was a one-off thing and, but it had to have been somewhere around $1,000 - $1,500 selling them in little groups of 5 and 10 each.

[@bikingitandlikingit7806]

Here in Nashville there are several companies doing Estate Sales. Most are three days and the first 2 days prices are high (they look up value), 3rd day is half off, but if you go near closing time can get cheaper. After that they sell to someone who buys everything. Can find bargains sometimes... Furniture, clothes, and dishes arent good unless you need.

[@SuperNmolnar]

Crazy prices at that last Estate Sale or should I say Retail prices .. Great video Cheers from Canada!

[@glennquagmire597]

Yes more videos on this, I once went to yard sale years ago looking for fishing gear n came across two vintage frank b wire split bamboo fly rod a penta rod 8 foot brought it real cheap but never used it so I sold it three years ago n was shocked when offered $ 1,600 for one, never know what you come across going to these yard sales, I sold it so I can go down to Florida n do some fishing

[@GOLD_FEVER]

Go " to Florida" to do "some fishing"

[@itsbdubnukka]

Haven't found a thing today. It was a desert out here this morning. Last week was good to me though. Keep the yard sales videos up.

[@annemchurchwell]

Beautiful Cast iron pans bet you they have been well loved.

[@dennisjamieson3328]

Love your travels searching for gold.

[@Lookyhere73]

The camera I find is better than a loupe. the expand capabilities are great for people who have worse sight than others. Heading out to garage sales myself good luck bro and love the content

[@Aco747lyte]

Manfrotto is pretty amazing, but also is Gitzo which in Europe is very sought after. Gitzo make extraordinarily light and tough gear, the high-end of which is carbon fiber. You did very well there, so good on you!

[@silverstallion4634]

Hey klesh I really really really really want to see MORE videos where you go to random places and pan for gold like the NYC video or the culvert video! Thanks man ss

[@Klesh]

Check my older videos, over 400 videos of treasure hunting in random places

[@silverstallion4634]

@@Klesh oh trust me I have and will continue! Thanks man!

[@anthonybrau7399]

Wow!!! $100.00 bucks for a Dutch oven? Was that guy a bit NUTS? Home Depot is selling 5 quart Dutch Ovens for $44.00 bucks!! Love the video Shane.

[@Ben-Carr]

New cast iron skillets are only $20 or less.

[@michaelpadilla8020]

I work in Walmart sporting goods and was thinking the same thing. Lodge brand cast iron is the TOL, but the Ozark Trail store brand will work in a pinch, and Both brands cheaper in store than at that sale..

[@timsmith9645]

Awesome video thanks for sharing klesh

[@MTGMitch]

those people rushing the cases at the esate sale, sheeeeesh. thats why I could never go into one like that lol, gives me black friday vibes.

[@donmoor4e974]

I never find things I'm looking for but always things that i need. Well maybe not always. I like the Thrift stores that get donations.

[@daz41262010]

great to see the yard sale videos :)

[@just_js_lawnscape]

just joined your channel so catching up. love the yard sell vids! i would like to see vids of you selling the items, or what they sold for or how it scrapped out?

[@Klesh]

Thanks! yeah sometimes i find the values by checking ebay at the end of these yard sale videos. I just hoard it all, so won't be selling it. Also, welcome to the show

[@rocaelgomez6616]

I really enjoy your videos. A few years ago, I loved going to estate sales and goodwill stores looking for treasures. I found some cool vintage pieces, but also some expensive things that I bought for almost nothing. For example, at a goodwill store, I bought 2 nice looking vintage bedside lamps for $3 each, after doing some research, I found out that they were worth about $500 each! I put them on ebay and they sold within 2 hrs for $300 for both. However, I had a bad experience also after I bought an antique looking hand carved wooden ox with metal horns at a goodwill store. I didn't notice that someone was probably watching me and followed me home. He or she opened the trunk of my car at night where I had placed it because I didn't think it was a valuable item and left it in there when I got home. They stole it! They didn't steal anything else from my car, just that item. I stopped going treasure hunting after that.

[@Klesh]

Sorry to hear that

[@akgoldbear7669]

I also sometimes go to the yard sale, sometimes I participate in auctions of mini Storages Sale. Yes, I agree, you can buy really cool stuff there for a penny! At the last Estate Sale store, old items were more expensive than when they were new. Funny😁 I'm sure that if you go there in a year, these same things still will be on the shelves there. 😅

[@amo6959]

Love the garage sale video s . The best deal of the day was that role of copper for 10 bucks . YOU SHOULD HAVE BAUGHT THE ROLE OF COPPER

[@Moonsauc3]

That box of weighted treble hooks are worth some money for sure. 25 years ago when I was a kid i went snagging near green mountain reservoir and I think my buddies paid 160 bucks for 60 of them. But I imagine they'd be a hard sell.

[@angelnft9802]

You going to crazy yard sales everything crazy prices haha

[@michaelbusybdetecting9297]

Keep an eye out for automatic fly fishing reels, the right ones go for some good money

[@KingLoopie1]

These garage sale videos are interesting... Interesting to see just how much some people are out of touch with reality! A pocket flashlight is also useful for various reasons... A small pocket black light is useful for looking at minerals. Just don't shine it in the bathroom... 😉

[@demigod1337]

A 395nm blacklight flashlight is a good idea as well. There's some amazingly valuable and beautiful vaseline and uraniu/\/\ glass for sale that's just mind blowing.

[@xaviermoon3897]

What’s with the over priced estate sale! Enjoying the videos!!! When are you having a garage sale of your own?!

[@scrapyardprospecting3855]

Yard sales suck now days most want new price for old junk. But keep up the vids !!! But I would like to see a vid comparing regular pans to the batea pan if you could sir

[@Josh31287]

That last house was crazy on the prices! 😳

[@mary-ruthflores4107]

I also carry two tiny LED flashlights, one white light and one UV (black light). The UV will detect glue joins and the reg or white is to look in those hidden couriers. And they are not as obvious as using your phone flashlight app

[@johannadam8134]

ive been to an estate like the last house you were in. It had a line out the door. As soon as everyone saw the prices they all walked straight through the whole house and left. Im talking about $40 got a vintage no brand steel cuff link that was tagged "vintage". Damn hustlers were out if their minds.

[@Yurinator71]

I like the garage sale videos. I really enjoy the metal detecting videos. It would be sweet if you found a gold ring worth $1000 or something like that! 😉 It is a lot of work ! Are you able to tell difference between metal types ? Like can you search for gold alone with the metal detectors

[@Klesh]

To keep the answer simple no you cannot tell the exact type of metals with the Metal Detectors however you can get a good idea of what they are. For instants gold rings up as trash. Therefore yes you must dig a lot of trash in order to find gold.

[@Jimvdl]

Love these vids! Keep these up

[@dennisjamieson3328]

Love garage or yard sales.

[@williamhahn4394]

Also a uv light . Will help find certain expensive glass items

[@dewdew34]

Wow crazy prices !

[@peildamoheath9644]

Just wondering what you personally like to collect and keep. Any one item your looking for and unable to find? Love all forms of second hand sales here so these videos are fun to me 👍

[@Klesh]

Small valuable things such as Gold, Silver coins, Meteorites. Also have a decent guitar collection but nothing crazy rare or old.

[@davebooth5608]

I’d love to had the cassette tapes and vcr’s but damn! Way over priced! Great vid Ol’ Bud!

[@normanliu3011]

Hi great vlog on bootsales good items you purchased the spoon said Tiffany / co just saying peace from Spain

[@NZDirtPirate]

Thanks for sharing mate

[@mithunden]

and here i thought you came across a double eagle for $5!!!! I do like these vids, they confirm my local sales are normal and over priced junk at estate sales is common. Although I've never seen prices that high before, crazy. You should see who is running that estate sale so you can avoid their sales in the future.

[@huntersatterfield1820]

Love these vids. I'd also like to see you go out prospecting for gold

[@KCoda1248]

We always buy iron with ceramic coating when looking for Dutch ovens (think le Creuset). Easier to clean. Iron is a pain in the butt to maintain! Or HEAVY copper pots made in France - not the thin stuff. Perfect for sauces, jams, things of that sort.

[@tomsrandomness]

Watching this while awaiting Dr lol gotta love the new va where you get sent to non va hospitals haha

[@Klesh]

Triwest phone calls three times a day are annoying though but at least they’re taking care of us (thanks to Trump!)

[@PackageTotal]

Been there before. I've hit a few estate sales where they think their stuff is legit and basically trying to sell all their stuff as new or not used. That one there you had was bad, that price on the VCR! Holy Cow! That's like a freebie anywhere else. Like they're selling stuff for a reason and I feel bad for people cause they're not going to be able to do that and they're right where they started.

[@hankfarley2514]

You need to carry a UV light with you. Uranium glass is amazing and sells well if you're a seller. Also, that tumbler is a Thumblers Tumbler. They are real quality tumblers.

[@scarlettardis2018]

All your videos are good mate

[@rustybarbacles355]

Price your stuff right and it will sell. You make more selling each vcr for $25 and sell all four. Each one priced at $115 and don’t sell any!!! People are crazy. Thx Shane.

[@stevehunter523]

Wow that last house was crazy

[@bryandehoon9304]

nice video, keep it up! I just came across a jewelry mystery box online, maybe that's a nice idea to make a video about it, it's a tip! Adios from the netherlands.

[@michaelpadilla8020]

I might have taken a 2nd look at that brown leather recliner.

[@jamesduffey4442]

Dude that digital field piece ac guage set you picked up is worth tons of money. Your looking at like 500. Bucks for a new one .. and they keep their value

[@jamesduffey4442]

I got mine. The exact one new for 600 bucks from field piece

[@shanefowkes7451]

Hello Mr klesh, hope your all good and doing fine or better, just a quick question as iv removed a few stones from a gold ear ring, just wondered if there was an easy way to test them as they are sooo small and have 9 in total

[@Klesh]

Get a tester like in my recent NYC diamond testing video

[@marvinhuff2162]

killer deal on the tripod .stuff well over priced today. good video stay safe God bless

[@woonsockettruthseeker9009]

Some people are on glue with the yard sale prices. 100 dollars for 1 stupid little item ? Have fun putting all this stuff back in your garage pal 😊

[@andrewb7611]

Just SUBSCRIBED and bought a paydirt bag using Robert Colwell promo code!

[@CapnHulk]

Another thing you can bring along is a small UV light so that you can check for uranium glass.

[@Klesh]

Great idea

[@denisebruce203]

Great video as usual klesh 🙂115 for a VCR?? They should pay for people to take em 😉😀 x

[@itatane]

At the 7:05 mark, there were a couple old Mitchell 300 series reels there. They are a nice reel, if they are in good shape, and easy to refurbish. I have a couple from my granddad, it's a pleasant project for a winter evening to pull one apart and get it ready to go for next year. At 7:21, that looks like a Slavia pellet rifle. Made in Czechoslovakia back in the day, break action, pretty potent for a .177 pellet rifle. (I used mine for sniping rats in the barn when I was a kid.) Oh and 100 bucks for those cast iron pans is not a good deal, unless they are something spooky rare. Not so much a yard/garage sale as an open air antique store.

[@Ben-Carr]

Brand new cast iron is pretty inexpensive.

[@itatane]

@@Ben-Carr Yep, you have to be a collector for those prices to be realistic. Even then, I just go down to flea markets, usually can find old cast iron that needs some elbow grease to become perfect again. (Home Electrolysis Cleaning is a fun hobby!)

[@Ben-Carr]

@@itatane I would think that as a collector, those prices seem even more obsurd.

[@robsykes9269]

I enjoy all the videos, but the yard sale ones are a fun mix-up from the gold prospecting at home series. There were some silver spoons in that box of utensils in the first estate sale (I could see hallmark/stamp on some). Were they asking too much $ or you just weren't interested? Thanks

[@Klesh]

Not silver, just stamped “IS” or something else meaning silver plate.

[@wudchk]

Dang, those people are like vultures tearing apart a freshly killed animal. Scavengers ready for their first meal in 30 days